Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-12-09

drug store.
Peruse the article on Old Fellowship
OH another page.
Three dwelling houses to rent. En-
quire of Pollasky Bros.
To LET,-Two houses. Inquire of
II. A. Delavan, Alma, Mich.
John Spinney was in Grand Rapids
last week on professional business.
II you wish to buy a house and lot
cheap call and see me. w. A. Bahlke.*
Useful Christmas presents at very
low prices at the Bee Hive. Read their
al.
Bible, testaments, Hymn and Prayer
books. Fine stationery and school
cards at " ebbs.
Will Carnahan. of Mt Pleasant, was
in town Monday. lie is well pleased
with his new location.
In the forgery case Of c. NJ. Wheeler,
he failing to appear was recognaiz-
ance to Circuit court.
For RENT:-Fine living rooms above
bank building. also several houses.
Enquire Of w. A Bahlke.
Joe Wilcox, the d l.. & y. operator
was called to Howell, Tuesday to attend
his prandmother'a funeral
Get your own prices by purchasing
real estate ef W. A. Bahlke. mean
what say or l would not advertise.
w. A. Bahlke.
III Brewbaker and wife returned
last Saturday from the Upper Peninsula
where We are informed he has taken up
a farm.
Enjoy life while you can and to do
that fully You must see Mrs. Jarley's
waxwork show next Thursday evening
at College hall.
Visitors surprised, buyers delighted,
fine goods and low prices do the work
at Z. F. Shaffer's Watch maker and
Ieweler, Alma Mich.
The case Of Geo. Boyer, charged with
selling liquor to minor, was tried last
Friday before Esq. Yerington. Case
adjourned to Dec u.
Will Mckee was home from Alma,
where he is attending college, to spend
Thanksgiving vacation He returned
Monday Picket, South Lyon.
Mrs, Jarley's celebrated waxworks
have been exhibited before the
Queen of England and of late in all
the leading cities Of the United States.
There is no necessity Of farmers GO
ing away from Alma with pork now, as
we have two buyers who can handle it
all and will pay the highest market
prices.
Died December the 5, 1887, Philip
the son of John W. and Ida Johnson of
Sumner, age years 8 months. The
funeral services were held at the Birch
school house, Rev A. G.. Moody ofiicia-
ting.
The Club that has been carried on for
some time by some Of our business men
has been discontinued. We are inform
ed some of the kids will organized = like
one. They could learn more good at
home and it would be a much better
place for them.
Dave Hamlin, formerly with W. ).
& S., who left some weeks ago for the
west, writes friends that he has secured
a position in wholesale hardware
store in Chicago. Dave made many
acquaintances during his stay here who
wish him success.
List Of letters remaining uncalled for
at the Alma post Office for the month
ending Dec. 3, 1887. Gentlemen: Mr..
Wallace Barber; Mr., a. J. Brooks;
A. A Griffith Ladies: Miss Hattie
Claylin; Mrs. Hattie Green; Mrs. S. f.
Henderson. Persons calling for the
ABOVE please say advertised.
ID. Ely, z. M.
The selection of DR.. Hunting as pres
ident OF the Alma College seems to
have been a most fortunate one. Be
sides being al able sermonizer, his Soc
ial qualities win golden opinions for
him wherever he goes throughout the
state ard create very favorable i'm
preston OF the institution over which
he presides. The Journal reiterates
what it has predicted from the first,
that Alma College is destined to he
not only popular, but stand high among
the seats of learning in the state. Its
foundations are being laid deep and
strong, and we are sure every citizen of
Gratiot county should wish it God
speed in its mission of usefulness. .-Ith-
aca Journal.